Rotational Decider Placards

Chris — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:49:24 +0000

Here are new and improved placards for the rotational decider.

Seeking Advice: Tells if you should or should not do something.

Yes and No: Answers the question.

Numeric Solutions 1-50. For random number generation.

Instant Destination: Gives you a unique unexpected place to go, based on your current location.

Blank: allows the user to create their own custom placard.

Updated Materials

Chris — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 16:18:05 +0000

I’ve made lots of progress and changes in the decision laboratory visual language. I think that I am finally arriving at a place where what I am taking in as inspiration and how to make it communicate what I want it to is happening. I think you lose something in seeing screen shots, so I took the time to print and cut these things to see them closer to the intended end result. The paper Im using is a smooth natural finish paper.

THE COLLECTION: one or two more things to come soon.

ROTATIONAL DECIDER MANUAL:

I’ve been considering dropping the star from the logo, its just been seeming unnecessary and not gelling with the rest of the visual vocabulary. Here there is a triangle in its place, a shape that reoccurs throughout the project, still used as an arrow.

PATTERN DETAIL: Based on the three arrows used in the three way decider, an isometric pattern is made with arrow that potentially lead you in an infinite number of directions.

INTERIOR SPREAD: Ive cleaned up and simplified the borders and ornamentation.

MANUFACTURING STAMP: A new addition, realizing that the name and logo were starting to appear “too branded” I decided that rather than a tricked out logo, this is how you would find out where this thing comes from. I’m looking in to having a stamp made as well, for 3d objects. It also has to do with my assignment, “Showing what Decision Laboratory Looks like”. I am going to keep it in Brooklyn, and I am scouting locations in old manufacturing areas in Sunset Park and lower Brooklyn.

DICE LABEL

UNIVERSAL THREE WAY DECISION MAKER: For a closed view, see the first picture. On the right is a spiral bound note pad, shown with a page flipped up. The black part is the back panel, and extends out to the left. The wheel spins.

BRAINSTORM TEMPLATE: Poster used as a template for word mapping. Write words in the spaces, and connect them to other words using a pencil and a highlighter.

DETAIL:

Chris — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 22:47:26 +0000

Dice holder Progress

Chris — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 19:25:52 +0000

Rotational Decider Operators Manual

Chris — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 18:32:07 +0000

Progress on the Rotational Decider Operators Manual can be found

here.

Please have a look.

Welcome to Hell part 16

Chris — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 06:12:02 +0000

New look/Items.

Chris — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 02:58:57 +0000

A new look, and some new items.

The Rotational Decider manual, The Dice Set label, and a new product, the Universal Three Choice Decision Maker. It is a hand held spiral bound notepad with a cardstock spinning wheel and multiple blank forms to fill out.

New product #2:

The Mind Map poster can be used as a template for brainstorming and decision making activities. Write the topic in the middle, and add similar ideas moving outward, connecting them with lines.

Dice Set

Chris — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 06:07:07 +0000

A label for the dice, trying some different things.

Presentation 3

Chris — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 21:37:55 +0000

Decision Time

Chris — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 05:04:45 +0000

Here are 10 revisions, where I tried most of the things discussed previously. I think I am at a place where i am ready to make a decision, but I’m wondering what you all think. I’ll tell you what I think as we go…

CLICK TO VIEW LARGE, DON’T JUDGE AT SMALL SIZE.

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01. same old, with the logo placed further away. star is half as thick as type.

02. The “leading triangle” is as thick as the type, other triangles half as thick. I like this one.

03. The “leading triangle” is half as thick as the type, other triangles same as.

04. all as thick as the type

05. Wildcard. Leading triangle is same as type, others half. Border is same as type. I also like this one.

06. Back to the rule. Even to the edges, no thanks.

07. Shorter rule.

08. Even shorter rule.

09. Similar to #2, but the supporting triangles are even thinner.

10. Same as above, larger scale. I also like this a lot.

So, my votes are 2, 5, and 10. What do you think? I feel good about all three and I think I am ready to commit.